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We spend a lot of time looking for things that are wrong with our animals, be they dogs, cats, or horses. What about the indicators that you’re doing a good job and your horse is happy and healthy? We’ve compiled a list of things that will indicate that your horse is in great health and you’re doing an awesome job. Let’s take a look at the list!…
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There are many more breeds of horses located all over the world than most people are aware of. We know the breeds of our home countries the best and we may know a few of the very popular breeds, such as the Arabian because they have been so popular as racing stallions and for breeding programs in the USA. This is just one horse out of hundreds…
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A word of caution to all artists who are seduced into entering art competitions. Read the fine print very, very carefully.
Free entry and prize money may not be worth it.
Recently I came across such a competition run through the City of Edmonton (government) so I assumed it would be a legit competition. The call for submission was very particular it had to follow a theme and if your art…
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Have you ever wondered why you like horses?
Hmm. “Like” is a very weak word to describe the connection 99% of horse lovers feel to horses.
Statements, such as horses are in your blood, and born to ride are common among horse people and understood at a core level.
Which begs the question are horses in our DNA? Are we (some of us) hard wired to carry the horse lover gene?
Artist /…
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Horses are far from your average pet. In fact, they are beautiful, majestic creatures. Owning a horse can be very exciting but at the same time, owning a horse also comes with a great deal of responsibility.
It’s important that you know all there is to know about how to care for a horse, observing what good horse health looks like, and when you need to call a veterinarian.
Added by Sandra Ericson on February 4, 2019 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
How to - Make Money with your Equine Business
This idea is as simple as ABC which is why it works.
If making money from what you already have and attracting a steady stream of new clients to your business sounds interesting. Continue reading.
If you have all the clients and money you could possibly want or need. Congratulations, feel free to discard this information, I won’t waste any more of your…
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How to - Make Money with your Equine Business
This idea is as simple as ABC which is why it works.
If making money from what you already have and attracting a steady stream of new clients to your business sounds interesting. Continue reading.
If you have all the clients and money you could possibly want or need. Congratulations, feel free to discard this information, I won’t waste any more of your…
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How to - Make Money with your Equine Business
This idea is as simple as ABC which is why it works.
If making money from what you already have and attracting a steady stream of new clients to your business sounds interesting. Continue reading.
If you have all the clients and money you could possibly want or need. Congratulations, feel free to discard this information, I won’t waste any more of your…
ContinueAdded by Linda Finstad on January 22, 2019 at 10:26am — No Comments
When you really think about it, whipping an animal is cruel. Yet many horse riding methods and those which proclaim themselves to practice 'natural horsemanship' whip horses and use whips in all of their routines. It is surprising when we consider that horses are adored for their intelligence, memories, beauty and sensitivity. Why would anyone teach to whip and cause pain to such an extraordinary animal?
True Natural Horsemanship has done away with the whip and instruments of pain…
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Why attending the
Painted Pony - Creative Retreat is as good as a Vacation
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by the fast pace of your life and endless to-do lists. Feel like you just NEEEED a break?
But with heavy schedules and commitments its hard to get away on a vacation, I hear you! Whether it’s impossible to take time off work or the many responsibilities at home with a family, for many people…
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You are probably wondering what equine nutrition has to do with buying a new saddle. Let me explain....
If you are anything like me I am really due for another saddle, but because of the big price tag that is usually attached to purchasing 'the right one', I knew I had to look at my budget and see the areas where I can trim back to jump-start my "saddle…
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Life Hacks for Riding Schools
Stand out from the crowd by adding extra services and promotions for your clients.
Its as easy as looking through your phone book.
Added by Linda Finstad on November 29, 2016 at 7:33pm — No Comments
Either Directly or Indirectly art has given me more than the gift of beauty and inspiration.
Art has connected me to some amazing people and some of my most treasured friends.
My preferred art form and one at which for the past 15 years I have earned my living is “Fine Art Photography”. Not just any fine art photography, my specialty and number one passion is…
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As horse owners, we enjoy sharing our love of horses, and we sometimes even let our friends ride our horse. What happens if a person is injured while riding your horse on your property? Many factors influence whether you will be held liable for those injuries. A recently-decided case in England highlights some of the important points to keep in mind. While British law is…
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A recent article in the Wall Street Journal entitled “Midlife Crisis? Maybe a Horse Will Help,” reported that women in their midlife years are returning to horses and horseback riding. Such a phenomenon is no surprise to horsewomen. But having this issue addressed in a well-respected,…
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Let’s be honest. When you think of riding your horse, the last thing that enters your mind is an attorney. And that’s how it should be. But we have all heard of someone with a horrible horse experience that might have gone much better if they had known an equine attorney to talk to about the situation.
Maybe you know someone who sold a horse on payments, with no…
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Don’t Shoot the Horses
Before you get too upset the reference is to photography not weaponry
Have you ever had, what you thought was a fabulous idea - yet everyone around you shoots you down and tells you “Don’t Do It”.
The “naysayers” tell you it’s a crazy idea that will never work, it’s just not…
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http://www.thehorsewatcher.com
Sounds too good to be true
Well it isn't
And I am going to explain how you too can increase your business without the…
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